Just when we stopped caring about Fed minutes, a clear sign that the easy money whores are itching to pull the trigger on even more "accommodation" (read: future inflation) since markets haven't been receptive to the several years of completely accommodating monetary policy they've embraced as policy, not exception. SAVE US, YOU FUCKERS!

The Committee had provided additional accommodation at its previous
meeting by announcing the continuation of the maturity extension program
through the end of the year, and more time was seen as necessary to
evaluate the effects of that decision. Nonetheless, many members
expected that at the end of 2014, the unemployment rate would still be
well above their estimates of its longer-term normal rate and that
inflation would be at or below the Committee's longer-run objective of 2
percent. A number of them indicated that additional accommodation could
help foster a more rapid improvement in labor market conditions in an
environment in which price pressures were likely to be subdued. Many
members judged that additional monetary accommodation would likely be
warranted fairly soon unless incoming information pointed to a
substantial and sustainable strengthening in the pace of the economic
recovery. Several members noted the benefits of accumulating further
information that could help clarify the contours of the outlook for
economic activity and inflation as well as the need for further policy
action. One member [who we can only guess was JDA's former #1, Richmond Fed's Jeffrey Lacker] judged that additional accommodation would likely not
be effective in improving the economic outlook and viewed the potential
costs associated with such action as unacceptably high [stop turning me on, dude!]. At the
conclusion of the discussion, members agreed that they would closely
monitor economic and financial developments and carefully weigh the
potential benefits and costs of various tools in assessing whether
additional policy action would be warranted.

What this means: the bastards have their finger on the trigger and cannot WAIT for a reason to pull it. Again, let's totally ignore the fact that they really haven't been able to make the smallest of dents in the problem this far because, well, it's their fault we got here but whatever, who cares! FREE MONEY FOR EVERYONE!!!